That's what I thought until i saw the package propping the door open.
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See these screws up and down the actual frame attached to the full door jamb? Six per side and three on top? They are missing from his door.
Yes, the idiot put the package inside, which caused the frame to twist. But there are no screws holding the hinge side of the door to the actual house. Typical lazy builder/subcontractor bullshit I see all the time.
It's been a few years so I don't remember how many screws were in there. They were there, though, covered by weather stripping. I put the new door in myself, same one.
“Code red! Code red!”
That was a really odd video request from you but you do pay well
Don't temp me to release the director's cut from Hole 9.
More likely the Feds found out that somebody on a remote island was collecting rain water and watering their garden - without a permit.
Little Creek VA. My son is an ET providing communication support to the boat crews. He also was trained on the 240 and .50
Wish they were on the Rio grande
There is a peice of trim covering those screws on his door. The trim starts about 1/2" below the top if you look close at the first picture. If you look at the second picture you can see the screws on the inside.
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Stop calling AKMike hole 9, its objectifying.
Hey, this reminds me. How is the dubba wide luv shack coming along?
We haven't seen any pictures in a while.
Surely she's a few hundred pounds short of being your soulmate.
For fucks sake she’s your sister !
The install on the storm door is not the problem, the brick mold that is attached to the entrance door came loose, ( actually right off ) the storm door is still attached to the brick mold.
One of the best things about 1980s action and adventure movies was the optimism and gung ho attitude that they gave off. A society propelled forward at relentless pace by science and technology being used for the good of all, and when opportunities were limitless...
Awesome scene from RAISE THE TITANIC (1980)
In the far future, this feat MAY be able to be accomplished, given how technology can evolve at unpredictable trajectories. Even though the wreck is in two pieces, imagine a vast army of small but powerful robot craft slowly tunneling under the entire region of the wreck and filling the void with a semiliquid hi tech nanoparticle film that is stronger than concrete and able to repair itself immediately in case of tear. Then the drones, along with hundreds of thrusters mounted along the edge of the vast tarp, starts propelling upward, lifting several acres of rectangular seafloor real estate upward in synchronized precision with the entire wreck in the middle, to then be escorted to a vast submarine hangar-turned research facility to be documented, before completing it's final journey to a museum and memorial building dedicated to the ship...
Awesome scene from RAISE THE TITANIC (1980)
In the far future, this feat MAY be able to be accomplished, given how technology can evolve at unpredictable trajectories. Even though the wreck is in two pieces, imagine a vast army of small but powerful robot craft slowly tunneling under the entire region of the wreck and filling the void with a semiliquid hi tech nanoparticle film that is stronger than concrete and able to repair itself immediately in case of tear. Then the drones, along with hundreds of thrusters mounted along the edge of the vast tarp, starts propelling upward, lifting several acres of rectangular seafloor real estate upward in synchronized precision with the entire wreck in the middle, to then be escorted to a vast submarine hangar-turned research facility to be documented, before completing it's final journey to a museum and memorial building dedicated to the ship...
not good enough for your family; not good enough for ours ... as the joke goes
So the aliens were successful when they anally probed you ?
sorry man, it was too easy
You and @supercorndogs are correct after I see your views. I do it on a phone screen and did not zoom in enough.
I still maintain that it is improper installation for a storm door. The screws should have gone through the brick mold if mounted to be a true storm door and not just a decorative way to have screens in the summer.
As far as that goes, the brick mold is obviously not even brick molding and has what? Three pin nails in it?
Yes I’m being picky, but good construction practices are rarely followed, understood or even cared about by 90% or more of the modern “custom home builders”. Most are just subsidiaries of a few huge corporations that move from subdivision to subdivision and source lowest dollar materials and cut costs whenever possible.
Great business model, sucks for the homeowner.
Rulz
If you don’t eat yer meat, how can you have any pudding?
